AI Render is a Blender add-on that uses your scene and a text prompt to generate an image with Stable Diffusion. It's for Blender artists who want to use their 3D work as the basis for AI images and explore different treatments within the application they already use.
The add-on runs on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports local generation through Automatic1111 Stable Diffusion Web UI. That gives artists a way to run the image model on their own hardware while working in Blender. AI Render is free to download and open source under the MIT license.
Its animation support extends beyond producing single images. You can use Blender's animation tools alongside changes to Stable Diffusion settings and the prompt text, so the generation inputs can vary across a sequence. This makes it relevant to artists experimenting with AI animation as well as still renders.
Animation also provides a way to process batches of images with different prompts or settings. For someone comparing visual directions for a scene, that means testing variations through a Blender sequence instead of treating each image as a separate task. The add-on also includes preset styles.
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